... LONDON, TauRaSDy MOI1RING. THE MONEY MARKET. Yesterday Consols were done for money at 9ek but last at 95k, and for Account at DIIo, and new sellers at.96X; Exohe. quer Bills have dropped to 28 p.m. There is little difference in the price of Spanish Securities. The Five per Cents have been done at 26 and 25s, and the Three per Cents. at 38. Railway shares are much the same. Ministers are blamed ...

... I - MTN- I! MERCHANT SEAMENSs ACT.I NICE DISTINCTIONS. At the Thames police.offlce, on Friday, a case, which' excited considerable interest, as being the first in which '~decismon wa~s epected under the 21st elause of the dc' Thandi8 Victria, cap. 112, went off without any result. The discussion whbic took place as to the construction of the clause was somnewhat curious. Thefacts are-briefly ? ...

... The Cologne Gazette of the 12th March contains the folloW- ing manifesto of the insurgents of RussLan Poland:- MANIFESTO OF POLAND, FIGHTING FOR HtER LIBERTY, TO TiHE GERMAN NATION. The Provisional Government of the kingdom of Poland, fighting for liberty, Free and noble German Nation I The insurrection of our brothers in the Grand Duchy of Posen has been followed by loss of life to all. Our ...

... te0pf?n?encc. HULL COIL COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BULL 71,PcKEr. SiR,- Ju u'its' is mistakens in ?? that I Wish to- blame the few' sespsetable coal merchants of this port eot the disgraceful practices that are bringing It into disreputev witth nerchants: ay remarks do not apply to themi; anid I have reason to believe that they feel, vwith ate, that the sooner scrch practices are put an ...

... I The Queest held her first drawing-roouts this season oln Thursdag afternloonl at St. J ames's Palace . liefore tlie drawinig. roof!, her Majesty, according to annual custom, received a de- putation from Christ's Hospital in tie throne- room. t be de- iputation consisted of Mr. Alderman Thompson, M.P., the Prcsideut; Mlir. It. if. Pigeon, the Treasurer; Mt. T. Poyader and Mr. S. Alliston, two ...

... THUE OVERLAND MAIL. DEFEAT OF THE SIKHS.' We copy the following from a Second Eldition of the Times- of Tuesday. ,We have received, by Extraordinary Express, Ilombay papers of the 15th February. These papers were brought to Malta by the Oriental Steam boat, which, however, arrived without the malls; but from what cause we knew not, unless she was sent from Alexandria specially with government ...

... TuE TARiviF..-I the Commons, on Friday, Sir Walter C. James voted in the majority with ministers, on the motion, that butler, the cwt. Ios. stand part of the resolu- tion, and Mr. tiroadley and Mr. Hudson in the minority. The numbers were 218 to Il1. The same evening, on the motion That ' Cotton articles, or manufactures of cotton, wholly or in part made up, not otherwise charged with ...

... I LOSS OF THE GREAT LTVERPOOL. I s 'SC tin at PC a ith in w ins Intelligence reached town on Sataurday of the total lose of thes Groat Liverpool steamer, which topk place on the 24th1or February, at 4 lits the omoralg, off Cape Finleterre, by getting as a shoals. The eatastrophe appears to have been wholly the result f of accident. It is said that no blame whiatever attaehre to P Captain ...

... The Queen held a Drawving-room on Thursday last, at St. James's Palace, her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived from Buckingham Palace at two orc lock, and were received by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chambe rlain, the Master of the Horse, and the Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert. Her Roya Highness the Duchess of Kent was preseut, attended by Lady Fansy Howard, Colonel Sir George Cooper, Bart. ...

... RAILWAY BUSINESS BEFORE PARLUA- MENTARY COMMITTEES. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuransD&y. The Staudirg Orders Comlmittee declared that the Wexford, Carlow, and Dublin Junction Railway; the Newry, Armaghl, and Londonderny RallwAy, and the Dnblin and Belfast Junc- tion and Navans&tension Railway, had respectively conformed to the rules laid down by the Upper House. EvIdence in support of the petitions of ...

... I . . St has been asserted by soie of the public -prints that the officers employed on the northern coast, in raising men for her MAjesty's navy, have been unfortunate in- the object of their duties; this might have been the case when the rendezvous stations were first re-opened in January. but the eyes of the men have been since opened, and they have for some time past come forward and, ...

... 910b 111i]l Waruirtt AND EAS9T-PUIzDflG TihS.. HULL, FRIDAY, MA.RCH 6, 1846. IMPORTANT AND EXCLUSIVE . INTELLIGENCE FROM ST, PETERSBURG THE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF RUSSIA. r .EXTENSION OF FREE TRADE PRINCIPLES TO TIE NORTH OF EUROPE. r t. p WE have the important fact. we are about to It communicate from a confidential authority, in t which we place the most implicit cnofidence, and P from which ...